Nature and Grace: Why this Catholic Delineation of the 'Supernatural' is Important for Pentecostals

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The traditional Catholic distinction of nature and grace is utilized to examine the importance of maintaining the 'supernatural' character of grace as Christian theology is increasingly concerned about the modality of divine agency beyond the church and the necessity of Christian witness in the world in all dimensions of human experience. The inseparability but distinction between grace and faith experience is employed in service of a common Catholic and Pentecostal witness to the signification of the supernaturality of grace to counter any tendency toward religious naturalism in the effort to promote Christian witness in the secular world.

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Nature and Grace: Why this Catholic Delineation of the 'Supernatural' is Important for Pentecostals